Vance, you have to be a contributor before you can edit your signature.Vance said:How many post counts do I reach so that I can edit my siganature ? and of watch what is going on...I really don't like to be watched when I can't watch anything...Hope you understand what I really mean ?
Sorry, can you clarify that?Vance said:and of watch what is going on...I really don't like to be watched when I can't watch anything...Hope you understand what I really mean ?
Ah, I see what you mean. Paid membership is inexpensive and Greg will work with you to accept alternate payments if you aren't able to do paypal.Vance said:Please don't take it to heart what i said, I just wanted to see "what is going on", I means "who is online", I couldnot look at it, that's why I make questions...
A signature is a unique, handwritten representation of a person's name or initials. It is important because it serves as a form of identification and can be used to validate documents and contracts.
Creating a signature is a personal process and there is no right or wrong way to do it. Some people choose to use their full name in cursive, while others may use only their initials. It is important to practice and experiment until you find a signature that feels comfortable and reflects your personality.
Yes, you can have multiple signatures for different purposes. For example, you may have a more formal signature for business documents and a more casual one for personal use. Just make sure each one is consistent and legible.
While digital signatures are becoming more common, traditional signatures are still important for certain documents and situations. It is always a good idea to have a physical signature as a backup in case there are issues with electronic signatures.
Yes, you can change your signature at any time. However, it is important to inform your bank, employer, and other important parties of the change. You may also need to sign a legal document to acknowledge the change of signature.